Recap Roundups
March 01, 2016
Boston 2, Calgary 1
The game itself will not go down as an instant classic, but the way things are going for the Boston Bruins at home this season, any home win, even a 2-1 decision over the lowly Calgary Flames, is welcome.
Carolina 3, New Jersey 1
Carolina Hurricanes center Derek Ryan wasn't drafted and spent the past four seasons playing overseas in Austria and Sweden before signing with Charlotte of the AHL this season.
Edmonton 2, Buffalo 1
Connor McDavid came out ahead once again in a battle with Jack Eichel on Tuesday night.
St. Louis 4, Ottawa 3
After giving up two late goals in the third period, Jake Allen simply refused to blink.
Washington 3, Pittsburgh 2
The Washington Capitals' penchant for slow starts often have left them digging out of an early hole, but at this point, it's almost become second nature for the NHL's best team to kick into high gear once the second period rolls around. And when that happens, very few opponents have been able to slow them down.
Nashville 5, Dallas 3
Everything seems to be clicking for the Nashville Predators these days.
Minnesota 6, Colorado 3
It felt like a playoff preview, save for the fact that it's likely either the Minnesota Wild or the Colorado Avalanche will get to the post-season, while the other sits home.
Minnesota 6, Colorado 3
In what felt like a playoff game for both teams, the Minnesota Wild took a big step toward post-season play Tuesday, beating the Colorado Avalanche 6-3 with a trio of third period goals.
Minnesota 6, Colorado 3
In what felt like a playoff game for both teams, the Minnesota Wild took a big step toward post-season play Tuesday, beating the Colorado Avalanche 6-3 with a trio of third period goals.
Florida 3, Winnipeg 2
Florida Panthers right winger Reilly Smith upstaged teammate and seemingly ageless wonder Jaromir Jagr on Tuesday night.
NY Islanders 3, Vancouver 2
The longest road trip of the season came at the right time for the New York Islanders.